Multiple-Counting Courses in CALS

You may take one course to meet a single requirement from up to three different Areas (1, 2, or 3). For example, one course can meet both the Humanities and International Perspectives requirements.

Note: you are still required to meet the minimum number of credits for your Bachelor’s Degree program to be eligible for graduation.

 Area 1: University Area 2: College Area 3: Degree Program
  • Everything else per degree
    program / department
  • Check with your advisor for more information

Some examples of a course that will meet a single requirement from two different areas:

  • AFAM 2010: Introduction to African American Studies -- Humanities and US Cultures & Communities
  • AGRON 3420/ENVS 3420/FSHN 3420: World Food Issues: Past and Present – Ethics and International Perspectives / Social Sciences and International Perspectives
  • AMIN 2100: Introduction to American Indian Studies -- Humanities and US Cultures & Communities
  • ARCH 3210: History of the American City -- Humanities and US Cultures & Communities
  • CLST 2750:The Ancient City – Humanities and International Perspectives
  • COMST 2100: Communication and U.S. Diversity -- Social Sciences and US Cultures & Communities
  • ECON 3350/GLOBE 3350: The Economics of Global Agricultural Food and Bio-energy -- Social Sciences and International Perspectives
  • ENVS 3820/SOC 3820: Environmental Sociology -- Social Sciences and International Perspectives
  • GLOBE 3300/VMPM 3300: Global Health Disparities -- Humanities and US Cultures & Communities
  • HDFS 2390: Consumer Issues -- Social Sciences and US Cultures & Communities
  • HDFS 2760: Human Sexuality -- Social Sciences and US Cultures & Communities
  • INTST 2350: Introduction to International Studies -- Social Sciences and International Perspectives
  • LDST 3330/WGS 3330: Women, Gender, and Leadership -- Social Sciences and US Cultures & Communities
  • MUSIC 1020: Introduction to Music Listening – Humanities and International Perspectives
  • MUSIC 4720: History of American Music -- Humanities and US Cultures & Communities
  • PHIL 2350: Ethical Issues in a Diverse Society – Ethics and US Cultures & Communities
  • POLS 3330: Democracy and Diversity in America -- Social Sciences and US Cultures & Communities
  • POLS 3850/WGS 3850: Women in Politics -- Social Sciences and US Cultures & Communities
  • RELIG 2100: Religion in America -- Humanities and US Cultures & Communities
  • RELIG 2770/SOC 2770: Religion and Society -- Social Sciences and US Cultures & Communities
  • SOC 3480: Global Poverty, Resources and Sustainable Development -- Social Sciences and International Perspectives
  • WGS 2010: Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies -- Humanities and US Cultures & Communities
  • WGS 4250: Intersections of Race, Class and Gender -- Social Sciences and US Cultures & Communities